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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-10-28
Items from HemIock

HEMLoCK, PA. Oct. 25th, 1887.
Ed. FREEMAN: Winter is near approach.
ing.
The sick are all able to be up and about
their rooms
There was quiet wedding came Off to-
day. Rev. John Unrue. of Wilmore officia-
ting. The contracting parties were Miss
Jennie George and William AranCdt, both
OF Lilly borough, ''by George, Jennie, you
got Aranudt"
F. A Thompson and C. A. McGonigIe are
starting at this writing to their winter quar-
ters on the mountain. about three miles dis
tant from Lilly, TO slaughter whatever NAV
come within guns reach OF them. Y
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DOn't Experiment..

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
peTimenting when your lungs are In danger.
Consumption always seems at first, only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap Imitation of DR..
Kings New Discovery fOr Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
be may tell you he has something just as
good. or Just the same. Don't be deceived, :,
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which Is guaranteed to give
relief In all Throat, Lung and Chest affec-
tion. Trial bottles free at f. James drug
st re. Large bottles 81.
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ough of Woodvale TO meet al the new school
house IN said borough " '~1o"'
Ihe electors OF the district composed Of the b1r
in said borough. mann oI III
Inc electors of the district composed of tho
township o! Washington 10 meet M tbe sebII,I
h@Gse at the loot OF Plane :, in the borough Of
The electors of the district cor,-,.., -,
township OF White 10 meet at tEf sr,ar1 " ~ t'!e
mouse OF John T. Gates IA said townshfp
ihe electors OF the district corup1se5 rr 80.
toWnshl3 OF Yoter TO meet as fallONs. Ff-st a.
vision at school house No. , in said t1wrsf,t-,. =.
township. 0- MUSE IN SAID
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Gable & Co. of Altoona

Gable & Co. Store. Altoona, is the best
place in Central Penn a to buy Dry Goods
of all kinds cheap. They give you a good
article for little money. They buy from
first hands in large quantities for cash. and
sell at retail at about wholesale prices
They have large stock for yol to select
from. They have forty 10 fifty clerks to
wait on you quickly and pleasant ]. Vis!i
tceir store at your earliest couyeui=acF,
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Buckien,s Arufca safye

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. UIcers, Salt Ri sum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chillblains.
CorDs and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. Ii is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by T. James and W. W. McAteer, of Loretto.
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NJ arried.

WOODRUFF. Married on
Thursday. October 2Oth, 1887. by R5y. d. j.
Bsale, d. D., a the residence of the brides
Parents 10 JOhnstown. Mr.. Anderson H
Walters and Miss Jessie Woodr uff daugh
ter of Hon. l.. D. Woodruff. OF the Demo
crdt both of jnhnstowH.
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NOR SALE.

EoR SALE
Il The undersigned will offer at private sale
his house and lot situated in the West ward Of
t1ensbur2. fronting Ga High street and extend
ing back along Mary ann street the west 20
Sample street. Tbs house is a large double
house in good repair with a good stable. and
the lot contains a number OF good fruit trees.
For terms call on the sghscTher residing on the
premises. GEORGE heller.
Ebensburg, Oct. zs, 1897
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ENEcUTORS NOTICE

H Estate Of Christoier Robine, decd. Letters
testamentary on the estate OF Christopher Re
bine. late Of the borough of Lilly, Cambria caun-
~, Pa, deceased, having been granted TO the uL-
dersigned q. ali persons indebted said estate are
hereby no tined To make payment without DELAY,
aud those having claims against the same W III
present them proper IS authentic Gated FOR sett e
neut 10 PETER ROBINE Jr.
JA-dES CALLAHAN.
Executors Of Christopher Rubiue Ce,d
Lilly. Pa, September 23d. 1851 Ct.
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"A Letters of administration on the estate Of
James Leahy. diseased. of LILY borough, Cam
bria county. having been granted TIE under
signed, notice is hereby given TO all persons in
debted to said estate, 10 make pay meat without
delay, and those having claims against the same
viii present them properly auth er tcs ted for set
tement- JOHN LEAES JR.
Lilly, Oct. 26, 1857 Admir-.
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TnIrORS, NOTICE

"A Having been appointed an auditor to
make a distribution OF the fund in .he hands OF
Joseph 4. Gray, Sheriff oi Cambria county aris-
ing from the saIe OF property of VI. g. Gar1nan on
writ No. So, September term, 1857. notice isl here
by given that Will attend TO the duties~of the
said appointment at the Arbitration Room ia the
Court House, EbeBshurg, Pa. on Wednesday,
November ID. 1885,, At hGlf-uast one o'cl3ck. p.
a. which tine and place all persons interested
must present their claims or be foreysr debarrels
from coming in on said tund-
JOHN p. LINTON Auditor.
JohnstQwn, Oct. &, 1857.
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CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTING.
AN ACT regulating the mode of voting at all the
elections In the several counties OF the Com
monwealth, approved March 80, 1869
SIC. ]. BE II enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania in General Assembly met. and is
hereby enated by the authority Cf the same that
the qualified voters of tho several counties of this
Commonwealth at the general, township, borough
or special elections, are hereby authorized and
quired to vote the tickets printed 81 written. or
patty printed or partly written. seyeraly classi-
ned follows: One licked shall embrace the
names OF all Judges Of Courts 10 be voted for and
be labeled Judiciary one ticket shall embrace
the names Of all State officers TO he voted for and
be labeled State one ticket shall embrace the
names Of all county officers TO be voted for and
be labeled County >" one icket shall embrace
the name Of all township oascers to be voted Tor
and be labeled ''TOwnsiip;" " one ticket shall
embrace the names OF all borough officers TO be
voted for. and be labeled &" Borough " and each
class shall be deposited in sepa rate ballot box.
Given under my hand, at my office in Ebens-
burg. this 2ith day of September in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred a nd eighty
seven and the Independence OF the United
States of America the one hundred and eleventh.
JDSEPA 4. GRAY, Sheriff.
Sncrif's Office, EbensoaTg. Oct. g, 1887.
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II ECffvER,s NoTICE.

Z }
II The undersigned having been apuOi ted
receiver of the estates. properly, Monies, and
elects, real personal, and iniXoi, the late irm
Oi Isaac Diehl. and -CTeO. A. Mccormick doing
sEs ineSs under the firm name of DEehl * Co OF
which nFm Geo. A McCO- nick. is The surviving
partner, all persons indehts1 70 sad BrH are re-
questec 10 make payu eEt, and those having
claims or demands, VIII please make known +he
same without delay.
A. J. ANDERSON
Altoona, Oct. 25, 1851
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!. - .NISTHAInRs, NNIIcE-

4 On sNISTGATpRS' NOTICE
n Letters or admin istraSlnn on the estaLs ol
Daniel CuOney. deceased. Of Munster township,
having been. granted 70 tbs unders ued. no.iee Is
hereby given 10 all persons. indebted To sad es-
tate. 30 make payment without delay. ana those
having claims against the same viii presCat them
properly authenticated, tor settlement.
CHARLES COCaSEY.
Admir-.
Munster. Oct. s. 1851
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4 IDlIORS' MOI ICE
~ Having been appointed auditor TO make
distribution II the fund in the hapCS OF Joseph
4. Gray. Sheriff Of Cambria county. arising from
the sale Of real estate OF william Co0 on execU-
tiOn No. 81. June Term, 1857. Notice Is hereby
given that will attend TO the duties Of said D.
po intmcnt at my Office in the borough OF Ebens-
burg Tuesday, Nov. - 1857 at 70 O'Clock a. n.
when AMI where all parties Interested may APP
pear II they see proper. OF be fJreyer debarrcd
from coming in on said fund.
DDNALD +. DUFrOS.
EbeLsburR. Oct. IL 1857 81.
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A DAIlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DNILN + 7 IhA IiIR > NUIIJI.
~ Letters ef administration on the estate of
Stephen q. Callan. deceased having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned. notice Is hereby given 70
all persons indebted TO AID estate to make nav
ment without delay and those having claims
against the same will present them. properly au-
thenticated for settlement. A. W, BUCK
EbensDurg, Pa, Aug. Z6, 1881, o.. Admir-.
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CTRAySHE EEP. -

CTRAXSSHEEP.-
y About two wjefs ego eight sheep strayed
away from tas farm Of the subsc15heT in Carroll
township, and also two from his promises IN r.b-
ensbuTZ. Ehe sheen are All IHarA IL the back
with tar. Any I-r-un furnishing infOrma II OK.
leading 10 their recOv-rv viii ae suitably ra-
warded- JOSEnI1d dUTWALD
Ebeusbgrg, Oct. y, 1857.
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o 20
The ell
Jersey Misses
G d mFhmdmIC
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s. LII kinds OF job work neatly az px.
"a peditlGus'y executed at thi. ONCE.
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MODE OF VOTING.
CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTING.

The attention of all qualified voters is directed
70 the fOllOEfng Act Of Assembly regulating the
mode OF voting in this commonwealth:
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What Everybody Knows

BY dealing with us you are not only sure of
saving money but also of being correctly and
tashonably dressed and Of securing strictly first
class, reliable goods in every Department.
Combined with these inducements YOU have a
STOCK OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM
8 times as large as that Of any other
House in JOlnStOVn.
embracing all descriptions of good working gar
ments business garments and fine dress gar
ments. No goods of the trashy description ever
offered for sale in our establishment.
WOOLF, SON & THOMAS.
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WOOLF, SON & THOMAS.
II II f B BOTTOM
IS REACHED At LAST.

The largest stock Of hardware ever offered IN
the County can be found at my store. | am
now selling many goods at much less than can
replace them for, but [ will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until | am compelled to replenisb
my stock. When you want cooking or heating
stove tinware hardware, nails, iron glass trunks
and farming implements, call and see my stock
and learn my prices. .nn sz
@. H UNTLEY-
HIGH STREET. - EBENSBURG
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Munster. Oct. 5. l5S7.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
THE GAMBLERS.
They Seem TO BE Here TO Stay

Some Of the gambling dcns in this
city are as hard to enter as Masonic
lodge. The outer door has wicker.
To be admitted you must know the
signal The wicker is lifted, and if
you arc "one Of them you are ad-
mitted; if you are not, the man you
came to see is not in. Places of this
character thus guarded are difficult to
raid, for by the time the police can
possibly get into the ante-chamber and
then get through the second door the
game has ceased and everybody wears
the sweet innocent smile of child
deeply interested in reading a pro-
hibition article in the HERALD. That
gambling is going on in Dallas at a
break-neck speed those who know
anything about it know to be true
and do not deny it; in fact,
the places are known by evcyone who
desires TO know. The game is run by
some one, and the gambler is fleet
ing quantity. He is here to-day and
some place else tomorrow. The police
are doing their duty, no doubt but if
the city council would lend an ear to
the city marshal these dens of iniquity
would be broken up. They have been
so successfully guarded the past year
that but few convictions have been
made. The HERALD does not say
that these dens and their occupants are
winked at by men in authority, for it
is fact that they have succeeded in
throwing about them so many safe
guards that a material point of law is
eluded and the conviction cannot be
made, so held by Judge or Jury.
If the HERALD should undertake TO
state the amount of money that passes
from "tender feet" to the profession
al the public would scarcely give it
credit, and these profess onals, with
the exception of few, do not belong to
Dallas. They are always here. The
HERALD is glad to see that the city
marshal has an eye in this direction,
aud that officer can have the assur.
ancc that the best classes of the COM
munity "by large majority are
with him.
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True Blue Representative OF Personal
Liberty and the eAnheuser-Busch
Brewing Association Shake
Hands Across the Bloody
Chasm.

The ants had a demonstration last
night on the return of Col. II. q. Mills
from Dallas. Speeches were made,
anvils blown up and some hurrahing
done. The Hon. Roger Q. who is now
the recognized True Blue champion
ard representative of Personcl Liberty,
as well as member of congress. was
escorted from the depot to the Com
mercial Hotel in a carriage
drawn by four fine white horses.
BY ais side on the back seat was
seated champion of n different sort.
The Hon. ID. G.. ChamE crlain, repre-
sentative of the Klausman Brewery
Association, had the post Of honor. 1t
was glorious spectacle. Personal
liberty and the Anheuser-B Busch and
Klausman brewcrics had clasped
hands across the bloody chasm and
were marching Gn the language of the
distinguished personal liberty repre-
sentativc) "to glorious victory
The crowd checred and wept aud went
wild over the pathetic sight. 1t
was the first time they had seen
the representatives of the two
wings Of the True Blue army meet on
the same stage. No doubt they were
reminded of Barney Gibbs address to
followers of Thomas Jefferson :"
Temperance men" and church men,
bers, and the confidential address Of
the saloon men. Here it was before
them in tableau circular to Jcilersons
and Christians on the right. Circular
to saloon keepers on the left, personal
liberty on the right, Anhcuser-Busch
and Kausman on the left. The two
grand divisions though widely sepa-
rated at the start have at last formed
junction, ard with ilashing eye and
imposing crest were marching shou!-
der to shoulder against the common
Toe. JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
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Building Permits.

The prospects, Mr.. Thatcher, city
engineer, informs a reporter Of tho
HERALD, for taking out building per-
mits this month are very Hattering.
He thinks there will be greater num-
ber and a better class of houses than
of late. The permits granted this
morning were:
f. NJ. Powell, two story frame COX
100, corner of Ross avenue and Carter
street $500.
Mr.. Southern, one story frame cot
tage 2Sx42, corner of Ross avenue and
Burford street, $l200
Thomas King, two story frame
dwelling 3sx50, corner of San Jacinto
and Germania streets, $500.
Jacob Engers, one story frame OK
AZ, Ross avenue, 5000.
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OF MRS. GEN. CABELL

In the great city of the dead,
Silent save for the tears we shed,
And the sweet words of prayer
The day in regal splendor glowing,
The soft spring odors round us flowing,
Whc laid her gently there.
The loving wife, the tender mother,
All Death could'st not thou hnd anothcr'
That thou must take the bestl
We left her alone, the heart so true,
Beneath heavens starlight. and Its blue,
Sweet flowers on her breast
But we know her spirit with Fastening ieet,
Had gone where lives are made complete,
Where never enters care
And tho from her accustomed place,
We eyermore shall miss her face,
Our hearts will not despair.
For vast and wide is deaths domain,
He throws his earth-encircling chain
Around us, and we sleep.
Our best beloved are his prey, s-, y 1
He bears them from our arms away,
Tho we our vigils Keep.
The WAYS he takes, TO mora eyes,
Seem yiewlcss pathways to the Skies
But as in days Of old,
Across the blackness OF the night,
There lies the stair of heavenly light,
That leadeth to the fold.
From out the gloom dear faces bend,
And earthward glad eyangels send,
Adown the aIsles o: life;
Their glorious anthems oftimes reach
The arms of oar earth-born speech.
A mid the DIN of strife.
And through the mighty moving throng
a anlannt
Swift AS the wing Of dove,
Bearing where stormy waters How,
Across the darkness Of our woe,
The olive branch OF love.
/. And then we know some blessed day.
When earthly visions pass away,
Awaiting Gods behest,
No more Overwhelmed by woe and wind.
United with our dead Wen find
The mount on which TO rest.
ELuARYTH J. HEREFORD.
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PERSONAL.

The wedding of Miss Ada G.. Stew.
art to Mr.. John f. Elliott took place
Thursday afternoon. The groom was
commissioner from Texas to repre-
sent the interest OF that State at the
New Orleans Exposition, and for the
past two years he has been clerk of
the Indian commission in congress.
The bride is well-known in this city,
and appreciated for the lovcliness of
her character as well as the charm of
her personal appearance Washington
Star.
District Attorney Robertson, Of
Austin, is attending to some legal
business here, and is domicilcd at the
Grand Windsor.
DIR. w. j. Barton, of Paris, who has
been attending the State Dental Asso-
citation at Waco, is stopping with
friends in the city.
DIR. Pitt, of Paris, is attending to
professional business in the city, and
is also visiting DR.. Thatcher.
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Presentation.

At the noon hour on last Saturday
the employees of the auditors Office of
the Texas & Pacific Railway were all
assembled in the maia room of the
building, the occasion being tho pre-
sentation of diamond ring to Mr..
lily Van Mater, late chief clerk of the
ticket department, by Mr.. George w.
Toland. A report of the event was
published IN the HERALD of Monday,
and the presentation speech is now
published by request, as follows:
When people say: "l'ye told you fifty
times,
They mean to scold, and very often do:
When poets say: "I've written fifty rhymes
They make you dread that they'll recitc
them too.
So, as | know | am nothing of Il
poet. and. | hope, not scold, and to
spare my hearers any solicituiein i'll this
matter, | will come at once to the pith
of the subject.
Some OF the gentlemen whom You
see around you, Mr.. Van Mater, hear
.ing that you were about to transfer
your valuable services from the Texas
& Pacific Railway to the Mobile Il
Ohio Railway, felt that in parting with
you they. would like you to carry
away some triile, som3 souvenir of
your past pleasant relations with
them, aud requested me TO be their
humble mouth-piece in rendering you
the same.
A ring has been from time I'M
memorial, as we AL know. a gage dc
amour, O token of love aud esteem
from one to another. History,
romance and fiction arc fraught
with various mention of 1t
in this connection, and in
The spirit of love and esteem, | offer
this one to you for these gentlemen
Though it be long haul to the point
you are leaving us Tor, may it always
be a short haul into the memory, of all
that has been pleasant and agreeable
in your relations with us all here, and
il will not be in the power of any COM
mission to aprogate the section IN the
interstate law of friendship aud re
spcct, and in the spirit of goodfellow-
ship, and in the names of these gen
tlemen / offer you the ring, wishing
that success may attend you wherever
you may be-"
This seemed to voice the sentiments
OF the assembled clerks and was loudly
applauded.
Mr.. Van Mater responded as follows;
My FRIENDS Upon any other oc-
casion would know what was appro-
pirate to say, but you have so taken
me bysurprisc,and am SO overcome by
this display of your friendship end re-
gard that | caunot express my
thanks for this beautiful gift. With
some of you have been associated
for the past four years, and it is with
many regrets | sever the pleasant re-
lations which l have enjoy, d with you.
but in leaving am. proud to know
carry with me the good wishes Of you
all. Again / thank you gentlemen for
the ring, aud assure you that | shall
ever wear the same with pleasure and
pride.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
Give Them a Vote of Thanks.

The Santa Fc railroad company de-
serve a vote of thanks for furnis hing
flrst-class coa.hes this morning to the
picnickers, who went to Embree. They
left early and there were eight or ten
coaches comfortably filed, and every.
boly enjoyed the trip. If railroads
would pay more attention to the COM
fort of excursionists there would be
more excursions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

The Trumbull rifle team meet at
their grounds this AFTERNOON at
o'clock for shoo'. The team is pro-
crossing and adding laurcls TO their
well earned reputation.
A force of men arc digging on Com
merce street TO find. the end Of The
sewer, which is near the ca'abcose, in
order 10 connect tho Western News
paper Union building with it.
John Klein, 9l2 Nam street. pracii
cal halter. Cleaning and re1ovating
silk, soft and stiH hats q specially.
Work guaranteed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

The Dallas & Oak Cliff Elevated
railway is expected to be let to con-
tractors next Monday, and TO be fin
ished by the first of August. The sub
urbs at the terminus of this road will
be made very attractive and tempting
10 Measure seekers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07

The friends of Rev. DR.. A. p. Smith
will be glad to learn that he has so far
recovered from his recent indisposi-
tion as TO be able 10 occupy his pulpit
tomorrow.
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White Bronze.

Call at tho Office of Frank ]. Smith,
10 -ycsmorc street, and see some If
the most beautiful work in White
Brrnze that can be manufactured. All
kinds of cemetery work manufactured
and erected.
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A Floating Scandal.

There is floating on the air a scan
dal which is interesting only in its
depth of immortality, and to smooth it
over would be to lose what point
there is in It; if divorce proceedings
should be instituted the facts will
necessarily becoIc public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-05-07
Ladies' Exchange.

There will be sale of handsome and
delicious cake at tho Ladies' Exchange,
Saturday. sfternoonlat 5o'clock. The
Ladies of the Exchange are requested
to meet at the Public Library Monday
afternoon. Business of importance